a TERRACE, : B C, WEDNESDAY, ‘FEBRUARY

YU. 1981.

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aoe fail stock of drugs, patent: ‘medicines, stationery: oe
jewellery. - faney china, clocks, watches, tobaceos, * oe
~ cigarette, candy, Ganong. and Leggett. chocolates, “:
Parker,” Sheaffer and: Waterman’ is bens, and: a desi

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~The Terrace Drug Store.
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“TERRACE TH EATRE.

| WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY: SATURDAY ‘This Week
Ja anuary: 30. and 31 -

THIS. Is. HEAVEN

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® Adults Ble

‘thuates under 14 oe

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: municipality : ‘of Terrace: was held in

commissioners being. present. There,

-Tertace Notes.

‘The ‘court for the. revision of the ‘as-
sessment: ‘of. the’ asvessment_ Toll of the

the municipal hail’ ‘on ‘Monady, . all the

were, Tio, “appeals , ‘and’ the ‘roll as. pre-

sented. ‘by the assessor WAS. ‘uly PD: ;
“fed that B, -Leplante had been taken :

, village tne the year’ 1931: has. -bbecn’ de-

clared . at $219, 551, Of: ‘this ‘amount

$77,861 is land value and $141,700 ‘the |

value or: “buildings. Exemptions wilt

amount. to $27,062. and half rate reduc- i”
tions lower | ‘the net "‘pasessment:. by a

further: $2, 287, making the net taxable
basis “$190, 202,"

‘ George Tessier nos: rented” “the ola
"| Skeena - billiard and intends to’ “op-
en up a- billaixd: parlor. :

Miss Kathleen Burnett.of Edmonton
is home for a. short ‘holliday and -was
welcomed. chy ‘her many friends, She
_|is taklng the nurses s, tralning: course in
Hdmonton, | Cte

‘Major ‘Heam ‘returned from Prinee
Rupert last: week ond bas since gone

jout tothe Lalkelse hatchery.”

g ‘Setting New:.

Standar ds, of 7

fi ee - Dependability

rt longer you drive the new

Chevrolet Six the more-you .
_ will appreciate its.ruggedness.
and reliability... Its increased

mim wheelbase gives added stability

‘and freedom from ‘vibration.

The frame andaxles have been’
_strengthened, There is a stiffer

crankshaft and reinforced
_ oylinder ‘block. The moulded

brake linings give as much. as

. 25,000 miles of service without .
-. relining, . ee .

indefinitely.

~The: new Fisher Bodies « aro not

_ ~pricest

‘only simarter and roomier, but *
_are also o£ hardwood and steel :
construction. ..... the strongest
known. The fine upholetery.
fabrics are specially selected ‘
- for unusual durability. .The *
, non-tarnishing chrome-plated |
“metal parts, and gleaming
colors will retain their beauty a

~The new Chevrolet Six ie ‘built
to give you years of faithful :'-
service. And it sells at new low

os |. models as standard equipment af

ee _ — THE STANDARD S-WINDOW COUPE.” +

poet ADhe 8 ort. ud. Roa
: dhe: Phaeton °=: =

we LF

e stan ‘Sedan «=: BAD

*Sic wire wiheels,- fender tye ells :
ond trunk rock inctuded on these :

STight eXtra ‘cost... *
. au ‘prices at factors. Oshowa, :
“Taxes, bumpers and spare ties -
"+ extra, A corn plete fied of ‘Com. -

oo GR. NEW.

CHEVROLET SIX.

voter ond Ween frans

: Prince. Rupert Thist- week; :

' Mra, A. Y. Willson of Remo was in
_| town. during *the week,

ne ee

+, Mrs. ‘Thos, Brooks is mating a 1 good
recovery from a2 dose of lysol which

|she took last week: ih. mistake’ for -me-

dicine, Her condition was considered
serious for’: ‘a time: oes

: In the isdue of Ts an: 25 it. awas § report.

to" a military: hospital’ in: Vancouver,

fair health. ; :
P. “ MeNichol of Usk; 2 Wasa. visitor in’
Terrace recently. or t

day ast week.

Mrs, J. Hamlin wos taken serlously
in on: Saturday and. was brought in to
the home of Mrs: A. Carr where she

- fis. being taken care: of.

: Mrs! Matthews and four daughters
returned from Prince Rupert on Yed-
nesday' last after spending some. time
on the coast. . ae

" Jack Wallace of the Soldier’ Sottie-
ment Board with headquarters at Tel-

' Arthur Carv-left. Thursday for Van-
courer to receive treatment at. the niil-

a ltiry hospital.

Donata ‘Burnett - who. has. ‘spent the

last two" ‘months at: ‘his home’ here re-| &

turned. to Prinece ‘Rupert. on Sunday.

Bre -Ardagh spent a. day or’ tivo. ih

peceeceeinen

‘mere was a brief visit of some snow

poe last Monday,. but everything has. again

taken. on ‘its spring . appearance.

“Miss Witson’ of Vanaradol ‘spent ¢ the

i end of: the: “week in Tedracce..

" Geo.’ ‘Bushby of. Brinee “

_ UNITED “auRen MEUTING

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au ..

The: ‘annyal econgregational mect-
ing. of .Knox United Church was held
din ‘the church, on Jan, 2 22 with: Rev. H
B Allen presiding. | Reports: from the
various. organizations were read and a
statement from the treasurer ‘reveal:

{ed a ‘healthy condition, “The - follow- |.

_ oftleers wore . ‘nominated anne ae

of “$Board of ‘mhnsige 0 Pinter
chairinan, Gea; ‘Beveyidee, ‘secreta:

Late W.-Itiley,. treasurer, D.;McNet!, Es
envelope, secretary, 0. 'T ‘Sundal, Tis

‘sionary “and maintenance - fund's “peere..
tary,.-Claire. . Gigay,. Dr; Mitts... a
j Chiet - ‘nshter—Blwood: Brook."

put. ‘it was Octave O. Gagne who was}
a taken south. * Mr. Leplante is ‘i in pretty

Mrs, W. 0. Sparkes was 3 in. Usk one |...

kwa, was in town over the week end. |.

o Robt. Christie Was a visitor to’ the]
; coast last weeks, ,

peo. om . Prince Rupert 4 Ce :

_ Papert 7
toe was . in Terrace, on ‘Saturday last,

Ss} f° assisting ithe! fair “boara” ‘gen ally?

fair board would not be able, to. eamty fo

“Te ey

tran nsportation: é

ANADIAN Nationaloffers
many luxuries and com-

forts which add pleasure ‘to -

“your trip South by Steamer = :°.

. or East by Train.

Sailings from Prince Rupert

to Vancouver, thence via

Tri-City Service to Victoria se

rand Seattle, Thuradays. re

10.00 p-m. enone
For Anyox. and Stewart,
Wednesdays 4.00 p.m. '

Regular services fb North -
and South Queen Charlotte
- +. Delands, Particulars of sail-
; ‘ings, rates, ete, on request. - :

‘Passenger trains leave Ter- ~~ tee
race, eastbound, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays
8.08 p.m.3 westbound, Sun--
- days, Tuesdays and Thures-
days 11.52 a.m. :

For information call or write °
ent or on

1° J.B, MeNAUGHTON: DPA ve

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WOMAN'S INSTITUTE, OFFICERS
The - ‘annual. meeting of the errace:
Woman's ‘Institute was. held in the
blue room on Saturday, ‘afternoon and
after regular. business the, following. "
officers were elected : —

” President—Mrs, MeCurthy «
‘Vice-Pres—Mrs. Butt

‘ Secretary—Miss. ‘Pearson.
“JDyeasurer— Mrs. ‘Riley .
There; Were many. discussions on th

ays: and means of raising ‘nioney

Tt was felt that: unless -9 ‘special Bffort ..."»
Was made by all, interested: partics: ‘the,

on suring: 1981.

“the ‘Omingen Herald is $2.01 nv vei my

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“GEO. ur a B. C. | a :

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